MN wrote:Wanderer, I don't think you have read me correctly, I AM going to meet him and have our vows taken in Aug. I am talking about sponsoring him as a Spouse. Will I have issues concerning the fact I will be a full time student on a part time job which gives me just under £200 a week.

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Thank you so much for replying. I am 25 years old. Is this going to make a big difference if i make an application. i am so scared now after reading about all the family dependency visas refused on this forum, i dont't think i stand any chance. Well I and a friend of mine have just sent off our app...

If she knows the mistake I would advise to write it to HO. She can refill those two pages and can send it to HO with the covering letter explaining the mistake that she made. The address doe the further information will be different to the address of 1st application and can be found on the guide. T...

If she knows the mistake I would advise to write it to HO. She can refill those two pages and can send it to HO with the covering letter explaining the mistake that she made. The address doe the further information will be different to the address of 1st application and can be found on the guide. T...

Please can someone offer helpful advice to me on the behalf of a friend of mine. She has had a look at her own photocopy of an application for ILR as a dependent relative (SET F) that she submitted last month and realised she has made 2 minor but really silly mistakes. Firstly, she did not specify t...

Please can someone offer helpful advice to me on the behalf of a friend of mine. She has had a look at her own photocopy of an application for ILR as a dependent relative (SET F) that she submitted last month and realised she has made 2 minor but really silly mistakes. Firstly, she did not specify t...

mochyn wrote:I do not see any basis for your application to succeed

Once you reached 18 your rights disappeared

I pretty much said that already....or did you mean an appeal on the basis of family life/article 8 will not succeed?

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/asylumpolicyinstructions/apis/article8echr?view=Binary Have a read, it mentions adult children. Thank you for that - very useful article. It says that since I'm an adult I will need to have more than emotional dependency on my par...

Ok clearly I dont qualify. Thank you all for your replies.

PaperPusher wrote:Read what Obie posted. That is the UKBA guidance about over 18 children.

I did read it before posting. It did not answer my questions about appealing on the basis of family life and article 8 which is why I asked.

I fail to see that a 23 year old person who is voluntarily studying outside the UK has any compelling reasons for coming to live in the UK. If the OP feels that he has the right then why has he not applied sooner or is he waiting for his son to FINISH his course before applying? Just out of curious...

As far as I understand it will depend on 1-either the british citizen has recently exercised treaty rights in any EEA country for a considerable time period other than UK 2-how you are dependent on EEA national in your case as your mother has recently obtained british citizenship so EU law doesn`t ...

Hi! I'm hoping someone will be kind enough to give me some good advice. Is it possible for me to apply for a residence card as the dependent child over 18 of my mother who recently gained British citizenship (thus making her an EEA national). I am 23 years old and have been on a student visa in the ...

Previous posting for reference for this poster's situation: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=331400 My question - what does your lawyer say? He feels we should submit fresh application with more evidence..I have decided to part ways with him and have made an appointment with another...